June 03, 2010
Ummm what?
So. Here's this article about high paying low stress jobs.
Let's start with "high paying" meaning apparently $45,000 and up. If that doesn't say something about the current economic environment, I don't know what does.
Now let's move on to "low stress". How the hell is being a civil engineer low stress? If you fuck up, a bridge collapses. A building falls down. Things go boom. Personally, I'd find that a wee bit stressful.
Then there's being a computer engineer. What the hell universe do the people who wrote the article live in where a computer programmer isn't under high stress? Hell, some of the big gaming companies got nailed a few years ago about making people work 70+ hours for weeks on end trying to hit deadlines. Tiny bit stressful.
Sure, neither of those are being cops or soldiers but I wouldn't call either of those low stress.
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Let's start with "high paying" meaning apparently $45,000 and up. If that doesn't say something about the current economic environment, I don't know what does.
Now let's move on to "low stress". How the hell is being a civil engineer low stress? If you fuck up, a bridge collapses. A building falls down. Things go boom. Personally, I'd find that a wee bit stressful.
Then there's being a computer engineer. What the hell universe do the people who wrote the article live in where a computer programmer isn't under high stress? Hell, some of the big gaming companies got nailed a few years ago about making people work 70+ hours for weeks on end trying to hit deadlines. Tiny bit stressful.
Sure, neither of those are being cops or soldiers but I wouldn't call either of those low stress.
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